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013 – Freemasonry in the Bakken – Stories with Brandon
In this relaxed episode, we have a great visitor - Brandon Stedham - a fellow Master Mason from our area (who was originally going to be the 4th host for Freemasonry in the Bakken. We talk about our shared road trip where we almost didn't make it, rolling lodges in North Dakota, buying cars, Dungeons and Dragons and more!
A BROTHER'S HAND
by Brother George B. Staff
When you're feeling all downhearted,
And life's hard to understand,
Say, it's fine to feel the pressure
Of a Brother's friendly hand.
Just to know he sympathizes,
Though he doesn't say a word;
How it starts your courage climbing,
As your heart is touched and stirred.
With an arm across your shoulders,
And a grip you love to find,
How it makes you feel the bounding
Of the hearts of humankind.
It is just a little token
Of an ever growing band,
For there's faith and hope and courage
In a Brother's friendly hand!
Opening Music:
Dancing in the Rain, by Melia Astin
Closing Music:
Auld Land Syne, written in 1788 by Scottish poet Robert Burns and performed by The U.S. Marine Corps Band
Transition Music:
is provided by freeSFX
Special Thanks to our sponsor for this episode!
LaCota Overton, Independent It Works Distributor
The post 013 – Freemasonry in the Bakken – Stories with Brandon appeared first on Freemasonry in the Bakken.
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By Dr. Robert Baer & Nolan OvertonIn this relaxed episode, we have a great visitor - Brandon Stedham - a fellow Master Mason from our area (who was originally going to be the 4th host for Freemasonry in the Bakken. We talk about our shared road trip where we almost didn't make it, rolling lodges in North Dakota, buying cars, Dungeons and Dragons and more!
A BROTHER'S HAND
by Brother George B. Staff
When you're feeling all downhearted,
And life's hard to understand,
Say, it's fine to feel the pressure
Of a Brother's friendly hand.
Just to know he sympathizes,
Though he doesn't say a word;
How it starts your courage climbing,
As your heart is touched and stirred.
With an arm across your shoulders,
And a grip you love to find,
How it makes you feel the bounding
Of the hearts of humankind.
It is just a little token
Of an ever growing band,
For there's faith and hope and courage
In a Brother's friendly hand!
Opening Music:
Dancing in the Rain, by Melia Astin
Closing Music:
Auld Land Syne, written in 1788 by Scottish poet Robert Burns and performed by The U.S. Marine Corps Band
Transition Music:
is provided by freeSFX
Special Thanks to our sponsor for this episode!
LaCota Overton, Independent It Works Distributor
The post 013 – Freemasonry in the Bakken – Stories with Brandon appeared first on Freemasonry in the Bakken.